Deep Rybka 4
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yeah i think u got it right ! but what can i do now ! i put like years of effort on that opening study ! so i dont wanna destroy it ! what is ur suggestion ? for example a pgn cutter than can divide the pgn version of it into 3 pieces so every on of the file would have less then 32000 moves ? for now i am using a site called "https://chesstempo.com/pgn-viewer/" but i can only use it on my home or somewhere that has internet acces . iwould be going to some other city the next week or so and i wouldnt have a stable internet connection so i need something static like rybka 4 that can be installed on my pc and can work without internet connection ! please guys i have been trying to figure a solution to this problem for months and still couldnt found a stable solution .any help will be much appreciated ! thanks...
My guess is that trying to cut the pgn file into 3 pieces wouldn't work.
Do you have all of the original games that you used to create this one "master" pgn file? If so, you could just use the database of all of the original games. You could read the database into Scid vs. PC, then use the Tree Window to view all of the variations.
If you don't have all of the original games, then I can only think of one thing that might work, but even then, it's a long shot. You could try using the pgn-extract program with the --splitvariants flag, which outputs each variation as a separate game. Then you could read that games database back into Scid vs. PC. The only potential problem is that I don't know if pgn-extract will work on a pgn file as large as yours, and I don't know how many levels of nested variations it can handle.
https://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/staff/djb/pgn-extract/